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altruios
6mo ago
refuse consent? You may need to clarify that thought. I don't think the poster has a viewpoint that 'refuses consent', their viewpoint is their writing they put for others to view is for others to view, regardless of how it i
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altruios
6mo ago
Gemma4 is apache2 licensed. I am unsure about the openness of the training data itself. That too should be required for a LLM to be considered 'open'. Open source is the only way forward, I agree.
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altruios
6mo ago
I think it's more a proof of concept: locally trained. It would take lots of resources/time to train something non-trivial.
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altruios
6mo ago
Ideas do not compete based on how true they are but how easily they are remembered.
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altruios
6mo ago
You are correct that ideas do not compete based on how true they are but how easily they are remembered.
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altruios
6mo ago
what tokens/s are you getting with a 122B MoE model in this setup? I didn't see any benchmarks in the benchmarks section on the readme.md
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altruios
7mo ago
Not futuristic: but adobe - the cheapest/oldest building material around - has this property naturally (on a 12hr cycle). Thick walls insulate from the heat during the day, and radiate that heat during the night: It's hyper effici
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altruios
7mo ago
That hesitation indicates the feeling that what you are about to type matters. Mayhapse - in the context of getting the AI to behave as you wish - such hesitations are valid. not because it is conscious: but because the context window would
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altruios
7mo ago
The word you are looking for, when your proprioception is extended into the tool (like feeling you are the car) you use: proprioextension. coined a while ago.
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altruios
7mo ago
Is there actually an advantage? that's toted. but no one can ever point to real data about it... and all the data suggests the exact opposite... that for most cases: cis-women out-compete trans-women.
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7mo ago
Hormone expression. Muscle mass. Reaction time. Weight. A YEAR of hormone therapy. Meeting a required measured threshold of testosterone. And that's not even the controversial stuff. A man and a trans-woman are different. hell, one has
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7mo ago
bad comparison - here is one better, not a perfect one... You can't enter a car into a boating competition. The question here is: if you take basic precautions to make it the same class of boat - a modified car turned into a boat shoul
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7mo ago
You do understand there is a difference between a trans-woman and a man and that you are comparing incorrect data?
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7mo ago
just going to leave this here for you to read... https://www.olympics.com/en/news/semenya-niyonsaba-wambui-wh...
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7mo ago
Maybe the mechanism for memory is only tangentially related to the context window. I suspect cleverer mechanisms of context injection/pruning/updating would result in effective memory more so than my suspicion increasing the conte
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7mo ago
It's for certain a drain on the military industrial complex, but building houses while not supporting the current regime is certainly better than draining a bunch electricity to enrich only yourself and paying money to a bunch of autho
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7mo ago
I mean, or you could help build houses instead of drain electricity. One is clearly less lazy and helping humanity more.
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7mo ago
The only issue. * Reasoning is hard, reasoning about colors while wearing glasses that obfuscate the real colors... even harder... but not the core issue if your brain not wired correctly to reason. I suspect the way out of this is to separ
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Car centric design is ruining this country. The great deal: let's redesign our cities to be car free. Consider the economic boom that amount of renovation would produce. Consider the increased economic activity from happier and more pr
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7mo ago
Every day the wheel of society turns a little further off course. Soon we'll be optimizing for minimizing the sides of a wheel (triangles are not the final form here...) /s
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7mo ago
Every turn of the wheel someone wants to make a new one. Maybe one day someone will invent a rounder wheel.
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7mo ago
Emotion based tagging control would be the most helpful narrowing it down. Tags like [sarcastically] [happily] [joyfully] [fearfully]: so a subsection of adverbs. A stretch goal is 'arbitrary tags' from [singing] [sung to the tune
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7mo ago
One of the core features I look for is expressive control. Either in the form of the api via pitch/speed/volume controls, for more deterministic controls. Or in expressive tags such as [coughs], [urgently], or [laughs in melodic a
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I'm reading it as: those unwilling to try both and make an honest evaluation and instead have preconceived notions and bigotry tend to make bad programmers. That preferences are fine, but dogmatism should be avoided.
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7mo ago
you get some good, you get some bad. Building a rocket shell is probably just fine: you need to fuel yet - that you can't 3D print. probably fine... Overall 3d printing is a lot more than ghost guns and ghost rockets. That the conversa
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altruios
7mo ago
Regardless, these appear to be valid/sound questions, with answers to which I am interested.
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7mo ago
Except it's not 'once' though. In order for it to be 'once': all hardware must have been, currently be, and always will be: interchangeable. As well as all OS's. That's simply not feasible.
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Okay. Here's the key point I see. The attack vector would work a human being that knows nothing about the history or origin point of various documents. Thus, this attack is not 'new', only the vector is new 'AI'. If
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While food is not scarce in total, logistics are (at some limit) physics bound. Other resources are currently in higher demand than their current supply: silver for example. So there is nuance.
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I hear and understand your point. It is not purely a social construct. But how much available farmland to allocate to grow food from the available farmland becomes a political issue. Pricing, distribution... same deal. And considering our (
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